Citrus Got Real | Reiki-Charged Natural Candle with Lime, Mandarin, Bay & Citrine Crystal

THE WAKEY CLUB LTD

£14.99

'Citrus Got Real'...For those true adulting moments, when it's time to level up. New job? You need this candle. New home? Light it immediately. Big life change you’re pretending you’re chill about? Absolutely this candle. It’s for: signing leases new jobs life defining moments girl boss moves Light it when: you’re stepping into something new you need grounding, confidence, or a deep breath or when shit just… got real This hand-poured natural soy wax candle bursts with zesty lime, sweet mandarin, and fresh bay. Charged with Reiki energy and infused with citrine crystal, it will fill your home w

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE WAKEY CLUB LTD, number 16851418. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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